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GUARANTEE
YoM Money Naak
If You Wsnt It
I . *? fms* Oemmm i
IKttu TO ark
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?Itibuiu
V/EATHER
Cloudy and warmer to-day
Kam or snow to-morrow
.' ., , - ? ? Pogt
Firgt to Last ? the Truth : News - Editortals - Advertisement*
Vol.
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2.1257
I? ..p.right ISIS
Thr 1 rll.uit?, A??'n |
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1916.
?se*
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J .\ V. \ V? .\ 1 ?,?| H,,",,,",,,, r.l.?-?lirr. | 4,? ,
Allied Troops Abandon Last Hold at Dardanelles
JURY CLEARS 6
AND DISAGREES
ON 5 N. K. MEN
Rockefeller, Brooker,
Pratt, Led yard, Rob
bins Not Freed.
SPLIT VERDICT
JUDGE'S ADVICE
Barney, raft, Hemingway,
Robertson, Brewster and
McHarg Acquitted.
. ? i *?
not g
?. ?area ui a ?
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*v-*r?- 1>. X? I
"t, James S Her*.
. Fred
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am ? ?- wei ?
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Lewis Csi
Eight juror?
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? .-H?l th?? Mm" of
findings ;n re
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anti
? -vir.cr-d that
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Haven men to
t and ti
? -nnir ..* " ?
I for I
?boat < onapirs? 4
?.???ni I?.'
. Mr. HirsehnaB
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ebatins whel
v, ? did i ?
r of ind ridual .
.??:". I
? jury. II
t< . lis foi
dents, four fei
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k. Friday ,
foi |.
'.Ml Mr
-
majori!
I g to 4
'""l". " .-t? 4. culuxua I
Mrs. Eno, Suffrage Champion,
To Sue Women lor Slander
??i I? ader wh i will bring tw
' ?-.1 J }': o, of Jericho Turn
?
test
... .
ihori
against tw?. diaeont? ? U
th? party far allefed ipreadiag
? at 'he -??o?! i lifrage funda
si
r-sterday, tO|
?neetinp oi
lay, at wl
, ? . ? lei was obtained
At 1 eating ? i por
. r sat a?. :.
, ? ? ? .
present
i ? ? mot her friend
? pert drawn up I
?
?11 that "at lack
icen? -? dram;
? graph.
E vei
?.vu men fi ?
.;.,, ?? i i.? ?
: .? ng
? I
I have pu n her auf
?
case ?.? I reflect?
? ? .
I I?a Mille?, e '*? North At
lantic -v ? .\. . . . isle
.. ? ?
".er.
Tin? Trap Sel.
a?
:
I Ku
. ?
warn
K
? ??
.? that night and
tell si
-
t'ostlased "?? pas?- t, i-olaau ?
POLICFa BEAUTIES. BEWAR
I eap *? ear (.irla Sigh for Bath Bet
?Vpollos.
ing mei
., ? wit h leap y<
theii
toward I i potential hi
?
each p?'iir. Nunern
? onymou? let'
iapi? ? g t<
I . have c
, ? mal ked men ar
g , 1 r, :i, i : ' '
The facr I
I ; - es ise of tl
i th an
f heroi
?
ih? ? ? ? ? .
OLD SLAVE TO MONEY
STARVES FOR MASTEi
Hunger I i'ur Keeps Man, 9,
from Saving life by Hoard.
Raymond Garcia ? i
pursue,1 b) the fear of death I
? - - : , ' ? v. . t
spent In trudging about
i .-ni r.ir. ,..-, : Hi..-,. -, .- an y thin
might add a few pennies to th
? ? ? ? him fr?n
; la.''
But hii worst
11.- died at ? ? H??
pital of lack i actua
aid of caah wa
? ,. ?
rben wat |702 in ri)o).?-y an.
be worth ai
equal ?um,
at 17 Ws
? inetj two reai t ?j'.?!, feebli
and underfed. Then In- bei .n<- t<>?
? o go " .'. t'i h ; - daily work llrt
? ? . ? .. ... : i ?: | ..il! i.iiy. ?oil
he had refused a do?
the $ '. ? a- tOO mSCh. T : ?
? ' I1...-;. -..'., tOO '.ate fui
He hail b.coi a vi im of t ' ?
? ........ i .-,.-: ??
agv. and e) oh l h? fat? he ' ad
.... ?
-?
DUTY DUPES MODEL RESCUER
Daahe* hita i 1rs, l he? Dr..|?? ?-. hi.
Nif?\ Suit. Sl'>."
alrou nal
depth! ..?' even
net watching the progress , .,
. ?
g in i if th?
? . -.a at? ? ' i th? flam? - er?
r to a ta t of jeliow hair, then
. that hi? dut> called him. Hi
: ? i ' h ? ;?.'?.!?
,ir opped .', it i?. 11 ..
??!,'. "
. |lt> I :'l) ',!
?? . ? Co,'l store.
?OY AND TWO MEN
IN POND FOR A DOG
"Save Pup .' ?rsf" Cries l ad as
Police Struggle to f)r.ik. Him
fmm ?Vater Against His Will.
:
? ' . ? led I
rhii??' a l,.r,i acrosi : i in irt- in Pi
Park yesterday ? . .,
?it his puppy plena ran-.m? hi*?
end te i ? ??:ici men to i
lives, while hund?
through t
....
? ? : ht?
? ?
I
the hand of it
? . whi'i'
? . . ? .
i-niil '? I
Th? ' I ? I ' ? 'i.il 'i?'
st ill I- ii ght and
, out ?"-.?? the dos ?*? moment
tatet r ? ' water
-. swaj
.
two
? ? - ? lie era
? .
? ?
Bj thia ? ,'.*- had
Psti
:!., and Edward J Lswler rt
. ponded. Ha ? ? tin- wan- : .
?
? ?? .-?*.
I.av ? ? i
two ps begsn tying
it aros ' ' when,
i a i r a u r i
?
n led.
Ii :" the r eSCUl
hi? ps ??' He
?oak hf wit u testin*
. ','-?1 the
rup? to thi fing to it
I sehner,
?
i\rr? t. . ' intj II"
1'ital. whii?
... a.. :.i- ,ie.
WILSON READ
TO DEFY TIG!
Anti-Tammany M
To Be N. Y. Pos
master. Is Report
BRAVES INSIST
ON RECOGNITIC
Wigwam Threatens
Withdraw Support if I
Is Ignored.
I - T I. -,.
gtot Ian Cloee frit
<?' the n?lr- ara predir
that the l'i<*4 .?en* arill n<.-H.;i defyT
? ?i ntaining tha ? ? poa I ioi
? : ? ? a ha
upheld, ? - ? g the i so New 1
r ami "* '11 he ?en
i ? Senete ? i sek, it
1 '?t "i ? ? ?-.- to-nighi
ith? mmei I tha
? ould ? ? ? I latin J Power?, h
t the P Engra? g C?
? urged !'"
el .ills' i
? r
'?'? '???*.' rt will
? i placate Tammai
? ? ... ? ? . ??,,??
** politico
sdminiatrst 01 ? what amoui
hai i>?
? rved ? n and ?>tl
aders. Mr O'Gorasn
a list
i ?."- -.-.?
tory to 1 men? He ?1 ?! ?mr ma
any threat d be ? !'?
? a?!.' fr<
inderato
rathei
? ?
. ?.i in Nea- York f a i
" o Tan rnnr.\ ?? a.*> r.... ,
In short, limmsny ,l??e? r..."
doing tne picking, though, <n* conn
... ration WOS d Ilk? tS do
hut it d'??? in? t thi
get the | laci
or thi trnasl do thi
eleetin* bul it confti
?arch to mer friendlj to tl
Tamn
Sol (<m??rneil < l* er I'artie?.
I ','. gwsn '?? i
intlj" I
mnny man to-i arhen he i ;
mads i." ? '?? rones to lam
man**, if II '?* not to be reeognix? d ;
lieti . i of thi joba, n ?? ? the
? . . . : ? '
?"hite H? or no!
?"Th .?- not only S| '
. "..'va York po itms teral p,"
- .,, l> the es ' on
,i,.- ded t?. force thi
ng < "
? . si it? powei
. ??
. ? . of any o
enstoi
? mal ion ar I
? ' ?? . ?
i ol - il fei ? i own town
"What ii ranted now a d?
i.vr a*, tu v.hi-rhei 'ha sd
ministration la going ;" ploj the garni
with ui oi not la ths Democratic
?: of New York City and
It lj by the
admii lf *-"? wo wan) to
?.,..? ??? ? ? - Presi?
one of th?- mor?
? ? st th?
'
? ? ?
* ?
;. mount
I " g oui ?
. ? would pi
. blican nom nee I r th?
:??.--! ?,. Th?
Iti.? r. x va ith eoi lei ab ?? mers "Bat
e Democrat would have
in the city."
See Little 4 hanre for Morgan.
Commenta of Tammany men n, the
?a as- have shown rather clear?
ly that this i~ r.'-' i?:. overatatemei I
iny's posil I li
many repreeeatat ?
.' the prol . ?
the Pr? ? . ring both hoi
lilemma i king any a
emitting Pos1
.
,tT,"
? ? Pr< lent ? s
. b) Republ rot
Mr. Moi|ai i a R? ibhcan end pre
. Repub I do not
think ' ?uld be wies for ths Pi -
liinilnurd ?in page .' lolunin .">
RIOTING HALT:
STEEL MERGE
Four Inquiries W
Trace Cau.sc of
Ohio Trouble.
SITUATION QUEEI
SAY OFFICIAL
Twenty-one Mob Aiembe
Shot, but Bullets Sparet
Mill Police.
!.. J<)||\ j LBABY, .n<
B] T. a.."?; . , , i -.
V'oungstotm, Ohio, Jan. '?? All
quiet along the Mahonii ft
?n the office of the eountj proeeeu
an Inveetigation la brewing thai pr
| '.' ? ;. . ? Till??
quny into the strike which culmina'
in the F.a I foung ' of Fi i<
night, will begin bi ?? Mahoni
1.1 and ?ur* to morro th?
four th)
i,. . ,
BU invi gal Federal jria
.
?arrant t
? ?- ruction
tajffiCl
eriek C. ?
Induat ? "
another hui I
? on Ha? be? : the gi
? ?
which 'o baae bi
ment aa to t
bul he added: "'
,.r "
pro?e<
?nd Und
lei
.???''
i rassle W ?I! Dalai Merger.
....<? Jam? -v i
rouni t? ?? i,-.' H
rsbe < impaay- admits that the ?r
portant ici of ti i ind of tl
oting will h?- to delay tl
?
< ompan; of I
Penn., - i , ai
; of the 1
? i . ?
' ? ?
? ,. Wall Str? el end I
? t r i 1. ?
i o? promot >d bj pel -
the ? :
the comp i
It "that th
?
\ m F'- ?
, ?' Labor
Lahor Demand? laejsiry.
i ma; bell'a belii i
Facts dev? ped b*
? itor Hendei
ff J .
'. oungat th th?
?
\
(.abor. I he latt?
t?te
?
and tht
? mand
i iovei ii"i vv illi - order full
??tig to all the i
of th? trike.
I ? ? I by Mi Cai
representing t
I .
?
Hend? mon told me ti
? ?
rop?
mpany' pi
of thee* ws
to have
ded.
Who Mr. Hendei rll tea i are
ose, but there i? n
? nking thai they are mer. ? ? s
ken or with
the notais. Whether these will fro bo
?-,,?-. the grand ? row or be
.. ?
Baehs Mayar and Sheril
e test
i
the plai
?
?.?..'i rai ?' ? this
, t Mayor Will
< ,,nlinn-?.I "?? P'??e *.. ???lunin J
Thanks!?from The Tribune
I In- pleasure <>f doing .? thing is in knowing it 11 well
?Ion?*. I hi- tinent tribute we could ?>*??-. tor Ihr* I nlnin?*
is the splendid support of th?- puUi? ?-turinv* th?* laal y?*sai
Every month h.is brought ,? constantly incrteaaing nunri
l>er of new i?-r<?cl<*rs. I o one and ?ill WC express OUI
ciirnrst appreciation, with the pledge th.it I he tribune
will strive always to be worthy of youi chooaing and
likin?i We thank you!
?he (Tribune
Pirat ta Last that truth: **-?????? Editorials \dt trtisemaats
?jr
BRITISH BATTLESHIP SUNK BY MINE;
CREW OF 777 SAVED IN HEAVY SEA
London. Jan 9.? The British battleship King Edward VII has been
bunk as the result ol striking a mine Her entire complement, totalling
777 men, was saved.
The briel statement of the Admiralty does not reveal the -,cene of
the disaster. It says:
It. M. S. King Edward VII lias struck a mine. Owing to the
heavy sea -"he ha?! to be abandone'!, and sank shortly afterward. The
ship's Company was taken off without any loss of life. Only two men
?verr injured."
The King Edward VII reprc-.ei.trd an HiveItmsnt o? nearly $8.
000.COO and was one of the finest of the last class of pre-dreadnoughts.
i orresponding in general to American ships of the New Jersey and the
Nebraska type She was only slightly older than the Natal, which was
sunk by an internal explosion about a week ago
The Km? I dward VII is the heaviest vessel yet lost in the war.
It is also the first battleship of the British grand fleet that has been
sunk
Thg battleship was ol l*i.350 tons, laid down in March. ?902 ?he
was 45: feet long. 78 feet beam and 26 fe-t draft. She had four 12-inch,
four "1.2 inch and ten 6-inrh guns in her main battery and was equipped
with four torpedo tubes, submerped. Her speed on her trial trip was
1<" knots.
DU PONT BLAST
KILLS THIRTEi
Explosion Reported
Due to Outside Cause?
Two Men Under Arre:
Jai i". Thii
?na are rep'.r", d to i BVB
: m an explosion a' the Bf
f th? i Pont Po rdei I no
at Carni at early I
r report
il
?
er plant mill, where the fi
- ? - - :
"..i -1, ipm? nr It happt
khortl ? ? force of worker?
?hanged ft* Btidfl |
learner Long Beech, whieh
g it
tl e wat? I
?; and par* of the cabin
? : '. . f th? sssen|
howev? ? - ?? been h
'??"?-?
I ? , ? twei
nt.
The ? i ? ii' Carney'i i
morning i? the ninth se o
tie du P
? the war began. The f
. ha. been ?
making munitions for the A
ed to the
.... man ??
rere | ting I rip?
?
of .il ???:? emplo;
- forty-t
? leriou - '.r tl e -??? ilisast?
wae thai at Wilmington, Del., on t
'.?.hen thirty person. '???
? : .'-kina,' house W I- I''."
up. Tl second
? ? M a ?.
? .M.. ,. e was bio? ? :? .?
\ pei ? ired
SUFFRACF.TTES FIGHT DRA]
i ..nil?n u onion D?soss?e L'ompslel
at II; He Park Meeting.
iffrag te. eld
ration in Hyde Pari.. ?
? ?. ? ? ? ??
?Vddre? ?eri made by nu?nero
?
, - g? i r,,-.?.
? .i
-,
. - ? ? . -.
. -. Ion
.; mi'
The.crowdi ,
? :.'? >ut an
, ...
: -.-ill
i.trial ? a- ,1 ?!<
rnment, in which the women ?hal
GOEBEN IN BLACK SEA FIGH:
\ote<| ( rui-er 1 lee?. Into BeeSOlU
\fter EsCOSSter will? liuiMin Shipi
Pel i ograd, ..'?
i edo boat thi Goebei
. , ? now t
.
h i? - Ses," ..fficia
th?
to the
m e>?
?\EGR0 BABY PASSES AS $2
Wo ii.iii ? reilitor keep? llun I ni 11
Mother l*n.<lu? e? ? a??h.
il;.. - | :a
a I out hia
:
...
?
'' ?' ' ' ? ? Culll
? ' it her I
, Ml lohi Hughe*
'? r.?nuin
' '
Hugh?
?
I I l?HII>\ -?-I l Kl))|i >| Kill) ,
*
a ? ? ?v>
GERMANS CARRY
VOSGES SUMMIT
Capture Mir/stein, with
1.000 Men and Fifteen
Machine Guns.
London*Jan *>, Tie battle a
\ ?_-? - tramita, ?'ertnng: aboul th?
? ited :; ?.i-Wi
?
I riven fron ?? ? -1
outh of Hartmenna. IVe I
Paria admits tha
Gorme
the reeonqsest of treachea neai
?tels lost 00 December L'l.
20 oAcera, 1,081 ehaaeeura aid I
chine ;"una were i*n| I ir.-,?
"After a aeries <>f fmitleai ???
i followed by a violent bombar li
the ilormans succeeded In
'. of a !;?" ?
?' the summrt ?if
H:r7-- ? Prenc
? conditions,
eeu tha
ir"? It hs rats
repur"
which nare ?.er>- preciae, R I
The
iggle contii
On 1 front
been shown b> .
? icept in th<- u-'ial boi
and mil
"In !?? ir artillery
prised tw? I eremy Infei trj
? ? ' Lombaerttydi
I thi ijrs P
'"Ir. ( hsmpsgi ' I I '" I 'r- M
??xp!?i?!?' 1 to 'I.- -"Uth of th?* Butte ?111
\ ? th gn
i ten
\ lombardm? i
ii are le Grand ?r. I \
Tourb? i ? ??' '.-. ? a
* by our artillen PI
??my. despite prep ? ?. attack
noted bj ? . rven
.....
"In the v rgon :
i mu
it La Fi
??In the V'oagi t oi
-, . r.,ir "
. i bomberdment, Tl Gei
id
?
the
....
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Ar nu ? ? en?
inaili- u-.* ""' hea ? ?
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."h of
.
enem> ' - inee. i be art
- : ia been act
a
FAMINE HERE, GASOLENE
TO SOAR, OIL MEN SAY
Supply Of Ri-ajht Kind of Petrol
eon Decreasini". They Assert.
" *. I DO 4 . '
i ? I COI
?vater compe
that thi . ?
???..:
it least, and
rece??
? ncement 1 ? .
? ar ss to ? pet?
prie?
' '?'? .i - ngton ..pp.'ar
the price ol
advenced
?
? B ' ' petrol?
pe'ds the sen
"\,, m?*i ' ? the atu
?
itrj ? '
s for tl
? i : : n .*
? ? Kreat
? ,-ii r.- ?' ? .' ?? .. rhieh baa
. day m
Mar, : ''.'?. ?
in December W bile 'lie total i i
? txee i of 1914
...or. foi the Is
i falling oil f 5
na>. ^ ired wil
?ri?.
?U'he.
.'
?nu.eae. '
RETREAT COST
ONE WOUNDED,
SAYS LONDON
All Guns Saved, 17
Blown l p, War
Office Reports.
TURKS CIWIM
GREAT VICTORY
Declare Invader Si:tiered
Heavy Losses In Quit
Hng Sed til Bahr
Load
: I y the \'\? - . ? ?? tip of
P< ila after I
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